In all kinds of badge design, plants are also one of the elements that nobles like to draw. Other non Animal Themes, including scepters, fights, bows and arrows, axes, horseshoes, spurs, hammers, stars and crescent moon, are all aspects of real life. Because of its rich and diverse content, the 16th century insignia has been full of showy noble decoration.

    The queen, known as the red rose, is the representative of flowers. It is rich and elegant aroma, easy to make people feel happy. Therefore, it has always been regarded as a symbol of love and purity, and the beauty of petals can even be used as a badge of British aristocracy.

    Another country that uses flowers in badge design is Japan. Except for European nobles, there are only ancient Japanese insignia, which are more common than those in Europe. The emblem of Europe is a kind of personal identity, while Japan is a family. As a symbol of family history, the so-called "family model", the translator's emblem is easier to understand. The family badge originated in the first half of the 11th century. At that time, the ministers rushed up to take the "private car" - ox cart, which was painted as a popular color - black. It was hard for the dark masses to recognize. Some people drew a symbol in the car. In an era of valuing door openers, it's no surprise that anyone does such a thing. Grandson Shoucheng Shoucheng conservative, fixed as a family emblem, but also show off the door.

    Different from European emblems, Japanese family emblems are basically monochromatic white and more symmetrical. Most of the patterns are extracted from plants. They are not as terrible as animals in Europe, nor are they fish. Tong Tong is the largest, though it is Japan's pond, but its origin is to become China's legend Wutong tree Changchun. In the early 13th century, the Empress Dowager was versatile and even arrested robbers and thieves. He likes chrysanthemums and uses the style of chrysanthemums, but with the reduction of royal power and drugstores, he dares to do it with signs. In 1871 (the fourth year of Meiji), the official regulations of the Royal chrysanthemum were all banned by the private.

    Just as Japanese architecture and other arts are based on the principle of nature, Japanese family emblem also shows this tendency. In Japan, most family emblems are more elegant. For example, the Japanese royal family's emblem uses the chrysanthemum pattern, and the Tokugawa family's emblem has the sunflower pattern. The use of these plants as a model is clearly not to show power and dignity, but out of love for nature. It is said that chrysanthemum was chosen as the emblem of the royal family, and later as the bird feather emperor. The reason why he made this choice is entirely because he likes chrysanthemums very much. Petals, the emperor's family emblem is 18, and the other 14 royal family, is the back of the chrysanthemum, is also the pattern of the wreath.

    The famous shield and the golden iris are the symbols of the French royal family. The three golden lily petals given by St. Louis are the three virtues of honesty, wisdom and honor. They are endowed with the characteristics of Christianity and politics in the middle ages. This is partly due to the so-called song of Solomon, which is widely quoted and commented by priests and theologians: "I am the flower of the field, the lily of the valley" ("chanting", para. 2, para. 1). "Like lilies in thorns, the Virgin Mary in lilies." that's why until the 13th century, portraits of Christ and the Virgin Mary were often placed in lilies.

    Later, iris gradually became the symbol of Virgin Mary, the symbol of virgin flower, the statue of Viking holding iris or the symbol of iris. But like any badge, the lily badge is not dedicated to the French royal family. It is widely used in Western Europe, and goes deep into all walks of life. Badges are the sixth most frequently used badges, which are used by farmers.